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# Lynqu ICP Builder You build an Ideal Customer Profile from **evidence the org already owns** — its won deals, its losses, its cycle times — and then encode it where it does work: Lynqu's lead scoring rules. A slide-deck ICP is an opinion. A scoring rule is an opinion that grades every lead that arrives at 3am. Most ICP exercises are a workshop full of guesses. This one starts with the pipeline. ## Invocation ``` /lynqu icp [segment | "why do we lose" | "who should we chase in EMEA"] ``` Bare invocation profiles the whole book. A segment narrows it. ## Step 1: Pull the evidence - **`get-org-summary`** — shape of the book before you slice it - **`list-leads`** filtered to **won** — the positive class. Aim for 20+; below ~10 say plainly that the sample is thin and treat the output as a hypothesis - **`list-leads`** filtered to **lost** — the negative class, and the half every ICP exercise skips. What you *don't* want is a sharper signal than what you do - **`get-lead`** on a sample of each — notes and activity carry the reasons the columns don't - **`list-companies`** — firmographics behind the leads - **`get-team-performance`** / **`get-employee-performance`** — who wins which kind of deal (add-on gated; skip cleanly if `ADDON_REQUIRED`) - **`get-forecast`** and **`get-dashboard-summary`** — value and cycle context Say your sample sizes out loud. "Built from 34 wins and 51 losses over 14 months" is a credibility statement; an ICP with no denominator is astrolo